The biggest thing is prevention of heat illness and we're definitely all over that.

This change would allow the state to better assess the needs of individual children and try prevention tactics on the front-end so some of these kids don't have to be have to be placed in an institution. Some of these kids don't necessarily need to be in there.

When there are guys who are smaller trying to carry that much weight, there's a health issue going on.

For us, this is a glance of what the future is going to be like, where 300-pound linemen, give or take 10 pounds, are going to be the norm. It's a fact of life, but what we're seeing is the threshold of some of these bodies.

I've been around The Cedars from the beginning, and I can tell you that we're really tight here. Everyone works together here. It's a neighborhood unlike any other in Dallas; it's a true community.

Prevention is the key.